The -cfg issue is a red herring. The printing fails whether or not it finds the -cfg file or even if it understands that option.
The problem still exists whether using xpdf-utils or poppler-utils version of pdftops. PDFs will not print. This should probably be filed as a bug in pdftops. The workaround is to use pdf2ps (part of ghostscript package) instead. If I convert the PDF manually using pdf2ps (NOT pdftops!), then the resulting ps prints perfectly I propose that you modify /etc/cups/mime.conv in CUPS, to use pdf2ps instead of pdftops. CUPS is pretty useless if it can't print PDF's. -ken -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
